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North Campus-Chelmsford
Strategically located in the high-tech corridor northwest of Boston, BU’s North Campus–Chelmsford offers the MS in Computer Science with a security concentration.
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Master of Science in Computer Science concentration in Security
Students in the Master of Science in Computer Science program may pursue a concentration in Security, which provides in-depth knowledge of emerging security threats and solutions to prepare technical leaders to identify, develop, and implement highly secure networks that support organizational goals.
A total of 40 credits is required. Students must complete both the Core Curriculum and the Concentration Requirements.
Core Curriculum
Core Curriculum
(Five courses/20 credits)
- MET CS 535 Computer Networks or
MET CS 579 Database Management - MET CS 566 Analysis of Algorithms
- MET CS 575 Operating Systems
- MET CS 662 Computer Language Theory
- MET CS 673 Software Engineering
Students who have completed courses on core curriculum subjects as part of their undergraduate degree program must replace the corresponding core courses with electives. It is recommended that each replacement course be in the same technical area. Students who have work-related experience in any of the core curriculum courses may apply for a waiver by submitting appropriate documentation. When a course waiver is granted the student must substitute a graduate-level computer science course for the core course.
Concentration Requirements
In addition to the MS in Computer Science core curriculum (20 credits), students pursuing a concentration in Security must also satisfy the following requirements:
Required Security Courses
(Three courses/12 credits)
- MET CS 690 Network Security
- MET CS 695 Enterprise Information Security
- MET CS 789 Cryptography
Electives
(Two courses/8 credits)
Security Electives
One course selected from the following:
- MET CS 599 Biometrics
- MET CS 674 Database Security
- MET CS 684 IT Security Policies and Procedures
- MET CS 693 Digital Forensics and Investigations
- MET CS 703 Network Forensics
- MET CS 713 Advanced Digital Forensics
- MET CS 799 Advanced Cryptography
General Electives
No more than one additional course from the following:
- MET CS 503 Windows .NET Application Programming with C#
- MET CS 532 Computer Graphics
- MET CS 546 Quantitative Methods for Information Systems (formerly CS 534)
- MET CS 561 Financial Informatics
- MET CS 565 Advanced Java Programming
- MET CS 580 Health Informatics
- MET CS 581 Electronic Health Records
- MET CS 599 Biometrics
- MET CS 601 Web Application Development
- MET CS 605 Human-Computer Interface Design with .NET
- MET CS 632 IT Project Management
- MET CS 633 Distributed Software Development and Management
- MET CS 635 Network Design and Implementation
- MET CS 651 Web Development with .NET
- MET CS 664 Artificial Intelligence
- MET CS 665 Software Design and Patterns
- MET CS 667 Enterprise Java
- MET CS 671 Systems Programming Using UNIX
- MET CS 674 Database Security
- MET CS 683 Mobile Application Development
- MET CS 684 IT Security Policies and Procedures
- MET CS 685 Network Design and Management
- MET CS 689 Designing and Implementing a Data Warehouse
- MET CS 693 Digital Forensics and Investigations
- MET CS 699 Data Mining and Business Intelligence
- MET CS 701 Rich Internet Application Development
- MET CS 703 Network Forensics
- MET CS 713 Advanced Digital Forensics
- MET CS 732 Advanced Game Graphics
- MET CS 733 Real-Time Multimedia Simulation
- MET CS 734 Artificial Intelligence for Video Games
- MET CS 751 Web Services
- MET CS 755 Cloud Computing
- MET CS 767 Fuzzy, Expert, Genetic, and Neural Systems
- MET CS 773 Software Quality Management
- MET CS 779 Advanced Database Management
- MET CS 780 Database Administration
- MET CS 783 Enterprise Architecture
- MET CS 799 Advanced Cryptography
Electives other than those listed must be approved by an advisor and often include:
- MET CS 594 Special Topics
- MET CS 893 Agile and Advanced Software Engineering Methods
- MET CS 894 Special Topics
To view a full list of Computer Science courses offered by Metropolitan College and find out which courses are offered at North Campus—Chelmsford, visit the Computer Science & IT graduate courses page.